Andre de Quadros

Spoke at the parole hearing for Wayland—poet, artist, and powerful voice for nonviolence. A reminder of how deeply our systems fail. Grateful to all who showed up in solidarity. We must dismantle, reimagine, and rebuild. #Abolition #Justice #FreeThemAll

The final episode of C-SET's Policing, Dialogue and Community webinar series is THIS FRIDAY, Oct 21, 2022 @ 3-4:30PM (Regina time) Register here:bit.ly/3s8l5f7

G-V51: Religion, Transnationalism, and Networks cdmcd.co/dER3RR #AAS2022 It was a great pleasure to have presented my paper, Music and Islam: How Might We Intersect in a Polarized World? at the Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, on March 27.

Racialized mass incarceration wages war against African American families and communities. When parents are imprisoned, their children suffer. At 6 pm, TODAY, you can hear the heartbreaking story of one family told by father and son and an artistic partner.

It was a pleasure to have presented at USC for my colleague, Cristian Grases.

Chapter 2 From Boy in a Boat to Searching for Song brill.com/view/book/edco…

It was wonderful to chair and be a discussant at the panel session at the Ethnomusicology conference with my wonderful colleagues, Ana Hofman, Thomas Hilder, and Heather MacLachlan on the topic of global singing activism.

Common Ground Voices / La Frontera is accepting applications to fill a small number of vacancies for our second weeklong residency at the border from April 13-19, 2020. We are seeking US-based singers (all voice... facebook.com/andre.d.quadro…

VOICES 21C is an extraordinary group raising funds to continue its work in song and justice. facebook.com/andre.d.quadro…

Andre De Quadros as a Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Queen's College, University of Cambridge, England gave a seminar to master's choral conducting students.

Andre De Quadros is delighted to be a board member of the Alliance for Higher Education in Prison, having finished the first board meeting in St Louis, November 12-13.

Andre De Quadros speaks on "Out and About and In Between: Activism, Identity, and Struggle in LGBTQ Choruses" on November 7, at the Society for Ethnomusicology conference in Bloomington, Indiana.

Andre de Quadros, Bradford Dumont, and Judy Braha have started a series of interdisciplinary arts sessions in a Boston prison on the theme: Stories Beyond the Walls.